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erApVfy0 TFY1S PONIES.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 3-Two carloads OF ponies
that had been shipped from 1exas to Eastern
Pennsylvania and had been wrongly trans-shpped
to Bangor, Mo-, unloaded here today.
It understood that they had been eighteen days on the
cars without food Several Of tho animals were dead
when the cara were opened and thNse that were alive
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AFGHANrsrAS BETWEEN LION AND BEAR.


ST PETERSBURG June 3.-Tbe NocOe Vrenyd says that
Russia agreed to regard Afghanstan as outside
her influence There only conversational exchange
Of views during Russa's Khiva campaign. Since that
time great change has taken place and Russia has be-
come neighbor of Afghanstan. Continuing the paper
says:
We can onv suppose England cherishes intention
present disorders Afghsnstan and TO be-
mistress o the country In that case Russia would dc
Engands proximity would not
embarass kusss position Central ASIA ard II Eng and
refused the Russia wouake measures re
grng Afghan iron provinces which she deemed ex
pen and wo DO concerned whether they were agree
Ia In EDp pando orn not
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rrryoW PpVER ATE KEY WEST

KEY WEST, Pla. June 3-The total number OF cases Oh
yellow fovor to date Is thirteen OF which number Tour
have resulted fatally six now sick and three coh'"
the establishment Of the hospita all cases
have been sent there
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TROOPS DIspERsE A BELGIAN MOB.

TROOPS DIsPER5E A BELGIAN MOB
Mons June 3.-To-d day mob OF miners gathered In
front Of house at Jemappes In which Socialist coun-
oil was sitting. Refusing to dispcrse. detachment OF
troops charged tile crowd three times. woundine many
prominent Anarchist named FanDan was ar rested
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nnlIISI0N ON TILE WEST SHORE.

KINGSTON June tSpeciaD.-A collision between way
fr.ght train and gravel train occurred on the West
shore this afternoon the Esopus Station covering
the track with the wreck and seriously iUurnS William
trI prjncs' the engineer OF the freight train.
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M srI,fp oUr pLFURO.P O.PNEVNOyTl

spRISGPlELD Ill, June 3-The cattle growers OF the
State now attending the short horn sale here al the
convention adopted communication to the Legislature
which was read tho House today urging the passage
OF legislation TO stamp out pleuro pneumonia
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THE POPE AS KING OF PALESTINE

THE POPE AS KING OF PALESTINE.
VIENNA juno 3-The AU0enene Zeitung mentions a
project wbioh has been hnted at to make the Pope King
of Palestine under guarantee OF protection his
throne by all the Catholic powers.
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pDoWNTD ATA CAMP MEETING.

JAMESTOWN, June 8 tspeeidD. Gloom was east over
the Camp Meeting of the Second Advensts at saaman-
co. this morning by the drowning of Jefferson Clark one
Of their number He went bathing In Allegheny RIVER
and got beYond his dcpth.
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co1uNnIA. q. c. June 8 (speeiat.-An earthquake
occurred at sa5 a. M to-day. vibrations lasting ior
half minute second. but milder shock foiioweo 'ae
frat in about three minutes.
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,yorurR wygrLL TRAIN ROBBER CAUGHT

.ANOTHER IT NEIL1s IHAIN HO1'HD1' o1h : vi
GALVESTON, Tex, June "a dispatch 10 INC "e"'
tom purpet SAYS, "wesey Hall was arrested yester
tsrday charged with completely in the McNeill train
robberY,"
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ROBERT GRAU's CASE DISPOSED OF
MONTREAL, June tspecial).Tho OF Robert Grau,
one OF the alleged propretors Of the Maid of Beeye
Opera Company, which stranded al Quebec last VIM
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who vas arrested on three capases Mt the instance
Baxter broker Of this CITY, Ky % sstsss on the
grom9d mat Baxter's proceedings should nave oeeh
faIen aeainst Mr. Lederer who the guilty person.
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IrAu1Nn MANY DESCENDANTS.

BrLvIDERR N g. June s-Mrs Rachel Tesis OF Far. ar.
,nount who has lust died In her ninety second yes a.,
married the OF eighteen to Peter Tse rn ten
boys and ten grs Of whom are stu hvs
death she bad sixty grandchildren and nsHoer VI S
grandchildren.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

sIrIr nv NINE JANAUsCuEK FOR DAMAGES.
PROVIDENCE r. l. Jene a-Mme Janansehe. has oSsun
of Newport. for the recovery
OF $40 600 damages Injuries sustained By the actress III
falling at the hotel Of the defendent
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IRON WORKERS PROPOSING A SCALE OF WAGES.
PITTsBURG, June tspectaI-The wages commistee oi
the Association of Iron and steel WORKERS
has agreed upon report which will be presented oelore
the annual convention to held in this city next Tues
day II is thought that general advance Oh ~ Poi 0e
will he ashad
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tBrooklyn Magazine.

BrooklBH AG0aztES.
There are seven separate and distinct
vays Ia which the nuptisl knot may be
tied, the attending expense Of the diff
ferent modes ynryi,g from one dollar
10 one thousand dollars. The least ex-
pensive, and the one seldom adopted,
except Ia cases Of elopement. u that
afforded By the justices Office. There
couple can be tFmly united 10 q space
Of minute fer a small sum. IL IL Gus
t0maRy for groom TO dress as be may
please when married by justice. and Q
dress suit would be sadly oat Of place In
the musty law-ofioe. The one great
advantage Of the justice shop marriage
10 ita cheapneas.
AZ some people object 10 being mar
ried BY q justice Of the peace. pFefeFFing
the sanction Of the Charch 10 addition
10 that Of the Law, the younR people
NAV visit q parsonage instead of jus
tees ONCE With the same preparation.
The ceremony May be fully az informal
when performed at the misister's home,
the only difference being shat not less
than three dollars. and better still, i've
or ten dollars, should be paid for the
service, although there is no hxed SUM
charged. The most popular ceremony
among people who do not class them
selves aR In society" and also among
many Who do, is q quiet home wedding,
where the bride is attired IN q suit Of
plain white or travelling dress, and the
eroom In plain black OF brown bust
ness suit, where only q few friends aud
relatives are present. The affair is in
formal, perhaps modest supper or
lnnch being served after the ceremony
Is performed, and the entire expense 10
the groom being covered by twenty dol
lars, or even less. This IL the most Dog
ular Wedding ceremony, and this Is the
| way 10 which fuiiy twenty i've per cent
| OF yoHnR people are married.
Next in point OF favor and inexpen-
siveneas IL the informal church wedding.
being similar In sill thinea except thai
the service is performed within the Dor
tails OF the church. II the affair IL
strictly private. the bride and groom
may be unsupported, og have brides.
maids and Rroomsmsn. as they please
Ia the latter case fnll-dEess suits should
be worn, increasing the expense. The
full dress weddi0g,n ~ Il may be called
when tho ceremony IL performsd al
heae, Is next 10 favor. Elaborate
troussesu. full-dFess suits, bridesmaids
and RFoomsmen, flowers in abun dance
and a host of invited guests are ID,
requisite, followed by reception, feast
OF lunch, as the contracting parties maj
desire.
The seventh and last, and. most popu-
lar, IL the full-dress affair performed IL
church. Among people Wh0 desire Il
create stir IN society this ia the favor
lite. II Ia expensive, and In many easeI
unsatisfactory.
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DANaHnnrs nIanaar l,rnnn Hnnsr.

DANGEROUS DfsRAsE AMONG HoRSEs. -
Yesterdays Orsg0assA says: For some
weeks past many horses In and abOat
Tacoma have bean safIerine from a dis
ease which baffisd their owners. Mr.,
Wm. Mclean, the veterinary Surgeon
OF this city, vas seat for last Geek. He
made an examination Of several horsos
saturday which we're Supposed 20 have
the CHAMBERS. He pronounees the
disease gleet. and says 70 IL contagious
and incarahle, and recommended thai
all horses affected With u be killed a
forthwith.
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saisrsa pssvfozs b tksir arsfFnf n 20
Fuary iass. Ths PrseEdaat 1870.
"a the ed JiaaKilia Fnainn Rernrva.
ton and The 1aw passsa Al - a..
srsatoa Of Congress. diFnotsd that
they Be located thereon. ne asuef.r
Of TIRE bib appFopFiafinR SIS 900 % d.
nay TIE expsnsa Of their rsnoai was.
however, defeated notwfthsfandiuQ
which fses Special Aasnt WeIt1n vii
11oextahe 70 u1ake the change wiShoul
est 20 TIE Government, ths local mili-
tary authorities having volunteered 10
aid 10 THE reu0Sai 20 far ~ they can
epnsisteuslv do So Tie distance Of
sbo1f 80 r1iies viii Be made overland.
tbs Indians usiRs their own ponies 10
transport thetF effects.
manffe1sIy Imprsper.
WasHrxsToE. April IA dsleaation
OF Irish Amegieans called &c the White
Houss today 70 invite fbe President 20
attend . nesting 20 BE- beId In this cify
tonieht 20 pgotast against TIE Coercion
Policy IN Ireland. They ssy Cot. La
mont and we're informed that uhatever
the Prestdent's views On The aubieet
might Be IL Eanid be msaifestiy inpEop-
81 fer him 90 attend such q messing Il
bis official capacity. The Committee
withdrev without further efor5 10 see
the President.
Beaah 81 a Bueheaa.
LosDos, April 1.-THE Duchess Of
Norfolk IL dead.
skipping 1nteIIIGenee.
sAa Francisco, April Il.-Arived-
Steamer State Of California, from Port
land; bark Lizzie Williams. fFsm Ia
CONS: steamer Alki, from Nanaimo.
ship Richard p. Back, from NaRaimO;
skip Raphael, from Pert Townsend;
bark Aureola, Tacoma; schooner WIN.
r. Wiizeman, from Port Townsend.
April lo.-StsameT Wellington. from
Departure Bay; bark Columbia, from
SEATTLE.
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ne esnsiemen Appofnssa - Enrssf,.
anle Thess Reads.
WAGznsTox. April She PrssfRsn.
this exenln9 appafntad as Gnmmis-
sloners - investigate the Affairs q
Paetnc railroads. andeF he aaf Passed
- tue last C0nzFesz, Robert z Patti
son- % Pennayivania; T. Eiaxy Andsr-
son. Of hew York, anA David T. Litter,
q illlDolA Mr.. Pattison Us boEn n
MARYLAND. Rfsdaaiing fran the Phila-
delphis high school IN 1877 and 80 81
mltted 70 the bar she same year. In
lsfl he vas nomi1sted ~ the Gemo-
Gratis for Comptroller Of that city and
y - elected sud r. elected 10 1880. In
foez be vas n0miBated By she Demo
Gratis fer Governor Of Pennsylvania ard
was elected By q large maioriky. BE 70
tired from that of1cs Iasl January and
res1med tbs psaatioe Of Law at Phila-
AF. Anderson vas born in 1Ssa
graduated 81 Harvard College IN 1865.
was admitted 70 the New York CITY bar
N 1884 and has since been Ia active
pseetiee Of bis profession in that city.
hs was one Of the leading mea in the
organization Of the Coanty Democracy,
and was for ssms time chairman Of lie
general committees. he has been
specially eoanectsd with much i'm
poFtant litigation, involving Gloss ex-
animation Of aeeouuts and methods OF
railroad corporations.
Mr.. LittlsF IL q Republican. Q promi-
nsnt member Of the Illinois Legislature
and lawyer by prOfession-
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ADVICE 10 MarnRRa.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
children tsething, lie the prescription Of
one Of the besi female nurses and ply
siciaRs in the United States, and has
been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teethinG lie value is inoaleulabls. II
EMERY and diaEFh0a, RriPiu0 in the
Price 26e bottle my21wly
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNsCRUPULoUs PER-
~ sons have represented to eur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaps. Intentionally conveying the idea
thas cur soaps are Of poor quality, when
SUCH 10 NOT THE CASE Thoagh In enc
sense OF the word our soaps are cheap, the
purchafer 10 getting more soap Of . sure
rior quality than Of certain higher priced
soaps. We make all grades Of lkunc ~
and household SOAPS and speciaIly recon-
mead our WESTERN QUEEN SAvON
as suitable for al uses and always giving
satlsfA rtion. Because Of the thnroughness
with which this soap cleanses do not
think that Il Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfaction money re 'unded II
otherwtsel and that Il win not h1rt the
hands or lnJure the most delicate fabric,
Do you WI b 10 build up yeur home In
dustriesi II %. you win and us deserving
Of your patronage. Insist upan the use Of
nnly this SOAP IN your household. AK
your grocer for II and take no other than
the Western Queen aavon. We ask You
~ favor duo 10 your home indu tries 10
purchase sne boz Of this soap and give It
. thorough trial.
fe2 SEATTLE SOAP co.
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FRoM SEATTLE TO SMIrH's Cow
The Helena IsdepcEdsaf gives its readers
the Information following; The Rhode
Island Locomotive Works are building
four locomotives for the Seattle. Lake
shore and Eastern Railway, q new com.
pany recently orRanizsd 90 build q rail-
way from Seattle 10 Smiths Cove,
Washington Territory"
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naAAsn

Pay from 500 20 $50 more to an
agent for piano when you can buy a
Weber and Decker a Soc piano direct
from the factory and save all profits to
middlennen, Frank kimball, masn-
fsotursr's ARsnt. Ofhce, three doors
above postofiioe. Pianos on easy terms
aud for rent. Sample pianos on hand.
Send and act prices. fs22tf
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IL seems that lawyer is something Of
3 esrRsnter. He can die a bill. spiit a
hair, chop logic dovet4ii an argumeE I.
make An entry, set up a case, frame a.
Indictment empansl a jary. pot tksua
IN = box. uan a Wines. haursr Ia
ladst, bore a ooaTt, chissi = client Ano
ether iiks thing.
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The "OENTEMERT' 10 the most pop
alaF kid glove 10 AmsFica, S1.45 for ave
buttons, $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the prizes Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and dura-
bility are unexcellsd. The above are re
tail prices 1.-THE glove IL not sold at whole
sale) at eCHWABAOHER BROS. de12
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Rsmaxing the brain % piseon dos
nos destroy is meEtsl fsealtiss. Il cAn
see, bear. feel swsliow food put into ia
mosse. has - tEcAp4bls Of or.sinstiFs
ans impulse. IL will stAnd ssili 10 to-
attitude IN which u Is psced until u
dies 81 stAgvaasoa. bgs throW il into the
ar ana il util A..
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NINE on FIAE-A special from Taco
ma last evening says The wineats
vein Of the Carbonate coal uaine IL On
Ore, and great Efforts are being put forth
20 exttaeaish the flames. aAs expso-
sion sas the cause Of the fire."
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RNGRsVrSc

Having engaged ths services OF q first
class engraver, ! am nov prepared 10
take orders for all kinds Of work Of this
class, including door and coffin plates,
medals and lettering Of ell kiAds. A.
hANsES. Watchmaker aud Jeweler,
LsaFy Bloch, Front street. Seattle. a6dvlm
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nEIEcn.

DR.. Reich. the ocalist, selected with
great care = full line Of sPectaclsa and
eve 9iasses, which are aoV for aale At A.
Il. SrkwAKr's drug store. spSm
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Embroidery and Lace SAle.-ro at
trasi embroidery and lace eayers. read
leKt-As r STSoRRMAS's advertisement
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ne aek and aNIlelsa s6onIa nal FAC % al @
him ma Dsclor hns visited IL bsqlle1.
k1rsps add oh1ained grssi daal o. v.lA4-
inferlAatizn Wkinh ~ \ esmpeeaEe % lmrm
- thosa n rcd ~ lis services he -.
cBrss wbaEs sthefs fail Try kim. pA. -
BOB win nAka - eharns nnlsB ke e11s1 ,
sura ReEseAs earad q hams- Cal . 80
an ccmmuniastianas strictly ccpAdassiAl. $50
aFn1s Oh. .. v. 0KBBON, BoK n0EIs &tn BHAes
ei1c1. c1L Esatiaa foss-INI f1l1N121
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cyuonymoas terms - Complete sue
cess and three star saFsApArllA. apsm
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sllk sale--fo attrsct six bavrrs.
reed IekLAs 4 sINaxRNAN's ADVERSE
Nena ars
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MINING { MITCHELL,

Real Estate Dealers.
063ce, correr Front aAd Madison stresss
For sale on easy terms, the
best farm In Western Wash
ingtOn, l73 acres, all under
cultivation tive dwelling
houses. | stere building; 9
barns, and other OutbuiId-
ings, $50 fruit trees, all bear
ing, in Skagit county.
A good farm Of lis acres "a cleared q
acres o. meadow pasture lad. ees,Iv
cleared. blame Of land covered win
small graWth OF cottonwo snA crnh A.
pias seed tame house On the plnea. a.
niles fron Nj veraon ekurch sshs.si
house. hcsal and ssers en- r. . oppoNfts -
q TIE river. Must he said fnsids a q
aASA Terms easy, osrs o. tine Il saEired-
90 acres ~ 0'BFIon'a stasIon
eottoz and, @. q P. 8 r. r ruznins
thro1gh tAe lad Price, a3o per acre.
Lsos and hioeks n Al parfs a Ia citx.
~ asla - 81 ~ % prnparv. tRle a
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EETaPELAs AsD ossrIxATE "


t221 SeeoAd Ave.. FstS York, Jan. .. 1856. !
/ deem Il my pleasure to testify 20 the
phenomenal effects Of BRANDRErH's
PnLs, upon myself in Graduating from
my system the NEST aggravated form Of
Indigestion, the attacks Of which we're
nearly 40 severe a. Bpasms. After q
costly medical treatment two boxes Of
BRAEDRETH's PnLs have put me In q
better condition than have been for
many years. FRANK w. GILLnTT. dv
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PUeET SOUND CONSTRUCTION CoNPANTl
CnIEF ENGINKER's OFFICE,
SEATTLE, w. T.. April 2, 1887.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived at the Office OF the General
Manager Of the Puget Sound Construc
ton Company until IL m. Friday. April
18th. 1857, for clearing. grubbing. grad
ing. culverts. riprapping, etc. on thirty
go miles Of the Seattle. Lake shore and
Eastern Railway. from Station 5s5 e
the head Of Squak Lake.
The company reserves the right 70 re-
ject any % all bids.
For further Information. and for plans
and specifications OF work. apply to
CHIEF ENGINEER p. 8. @. Co.
once. Safe Deposit Building. apSapls
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DF. sigasssit's 5 star sArsseArilla. tie
grsAa blood parlaer. as
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IMPORTANT TO the IAEIFs.
Fleur de Jeunesse

y EXQUISITE TOrTr ARTICLE
\ Tor hcantsfying the o. Rspaexsar' "A
: efeF % sahstifEte fa- hay ram e. nv
GEES And = EledicinAl aRd heneasSsl a
= : sSsA. sofa ~ , Aaipg ssaTSisiE.
mbls Ia
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10 TIE UNFORTUNATE

- N&
pispenmry We -
KaEny siEe1 80
Wrmnainns Ml1@
Iishsf n ia -
the tr@kmeus
saxuAl aad BaminM
Diseana1, 50
aomannmmA, GAM
aruo1Um eWNu~
IN IN al ~ fslm
aMMruAE WnaxEM
sd IMReIn4at
Less 81 EnnM1l4
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ATTENTION, LADIES.

COMMITTING NEW AND ELEGANT.
- A salf fitting. French tailsr system for
cutting Dresses, Cloaka etc. No cutting
out the little piece 10 back BY which 70
form side body, - all other chart systems
do, which has taken two years hard study.
and ts for yeur convenience. as well ne
Haine. Have also q sleeve system. Les
sons given any day and at all hours.
Terma 80 Please call and zee nae.
y. o. GOUCHER.
Marion ST., between Second and Third.
Seattle, W. r. mhslI
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sioux Orr uowa), April II. - Today
has heea spent mostly Ia the cOansel
arRuinR Law points relating 10 the con
splracy aud the application OF a reason
abs doubt. Ia the afternsoR counsel
for the State presented their case before
the Jars. Tbs probable outcome Of the
jary's elaboration u che theme OF tue
people. Three sueachss will BE- made
on each side before the cess goes 20 the
jury, and 10 10 net thought probable
that h will be submitted uatil Thurs.
day.
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&C e nsssoit FHir.>
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CApiarral . Rahhrr.

WASHINGTON, April II. - PaymAstsr
General Rochester has received lele-
gram from Chief PaymasteF Tesrpl.
reporting that Charles r. Parker The
man Who, several weeks ago robbed
Paymaster Bash OF $500 had beea cap
aurNd
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EsJoyea BY the Prosldeat.
A. ...,,.,.... A., =,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE grounds
immediately south Of the Presidents
house preser ted pretty picture TO-DAY.
Thousands Of cAiidFea we're Sathe rel
there engaged Ia the pleAsu res Of egg
rolling. custom which has prevailed
IN this city for twenty years. The par
tiotpsnts we're Of al sIsss aud condition
81 NE. The President enjayed soc
spectacle very much. Mrs Cleveland
spent the mesnilg at her eanRiry hane
ana - failed D. see tae children a.
play.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
Prairie Fire.

KAEsAs ORR, April ia disastrous
prairie hre Is raging In Phillips and
Norton Counties IN Kansas Il started
on Saturday evening near Edmon, where
four houses we're burned. and crossing
the Central Branch r. II. has extended
ncTthwesteFly 10 Horcaton, having
destroyed quite q nambeF Of houses,
together with all other peFishable prop
erty IN lie track. II IL reported that
from nine 20 twelve persons have Per
ished, bu, the facts cannot be definitely
learned, owing 10 the injury to telegraph
wires,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

vIcToRIA (Bo l,April 1.-THE sealing
schooner Black Diamond bad her decks
swept clean on the 1st of April. She
vas % miles from Cape FletteFy. Miles
Simpson. nativs Of this city, was lost.
The captain reports . schooner. name
unknown, ashore ct Cape Flattery. A
vateFloRRed bark was seen In Barclay
Sound. Is IL believed to be the EisinoFe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

SANTA CRUz toAl.), April II. - The
latest news from the scene Of the wreck
Of the J. W SesveF states that the ves-
sci 10 total loss. and that John Brown,
the second mate, Anderson, q sailor, and
the Chinese cook are drowned. Gap
tain Robertson and the remaining fouT
Of the aFsw are saved. The vessel vas
owned by A. Crawford q %. Of San
Francisco, and was valued at $500 in
surance, &BO00.
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AFrestfsi Tor Ar.en.

lTHtcA, N. ~ April il.--John Matt
msn aud bis wife Iaiia, wsse arrested
TODAY ,ehtFesd With arson. IN Causing she
nre IN witch aStthew Mssseck and
three small ehildrN we're harmed GA
March =. lhe svtdsuns against the
accused is Haid q Or very strope.